devolve 的 2 个定义
de·volved, de·volv·ing.
- to transfer or delegate to or upon another; pass on.
- Obsolete. to cause to roll downward.
de·volved, de·volv·ing.
- to be transferred or passed on from one to another: The responsibility devolved on me.
- Archaic. to roll or flow downward.
devolve 近义词
deteriorate
transfer
更多devolve例句
- This month, growing discontent among parents in California, Colorado and South Carolina devolved into public protests.
- In Florida, which has seen a sharp increase in pediatric coronavirus cases with dozens of pediatric hospitalizations, the issue has devolved into a partisan showdown.
- Well-meaning programs devolve into grievance sessions … rather than listening and trying to relate.
- A fusion of the fantasy and science-fiction genres, the Age of Legends is a tale of paradise lost, as a futuristic Garden of Eden devolves into a dangerous and broken world.
- As the Kapoor clan prepares to fulfill the man’s wish of clicking one last family photograph, long- held secrets spill out and the house devolves into chaos.
- Everyone knew that that reality could easily, indeed would likely, devolve into the sectarian disaster we see now.
- Forced C-section debates often skirt or even devolve into a proxy pro-choice/pro-life debate, explains Diaz-Tello.
- This will, inevitably, devolve into the comedian freaking out and crying on the floor.
- Politics has a tendency to devolve into juvenile playground taunts and smears.
- Have you ever seen a character devolve into a completely different person?
- We shall propose that the duty of collecting the returns shall devolve on the excise.
- There is duty incumbent on us which we cannot devolve on others.
- He pretended by his sole act and deed, to devolve upon these the whole authority of the state.
- Besides Rhoda, Master Gammon was being waited for; on whom would devolve the driving of the cart back from the station.
- She never could devolve upon that if love failed her; art could only be a part of her love henceforward.